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Francis A. Byrne Golf Course

Designed by Charles Banks and opened in 1927

Francis A. Byrne - West Orange, New Jersey

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Course Details

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6971 yards

Slope:

129

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The 18-hole "Francis A. Byrne" course at the Francis A. Byrne Golf Course facility in West Orange, New Jersey features 6971 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. The course rating is 72 and it has a slope rating of 129. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $100. Designed by Charles Banks, the Francis A. Byrne golf course opened in 1927.

Estimated Green Fees

$100

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Francis A. Byrne Golf Course

Back Nine

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18 Holes

70 Par

6971 Yards

Scorecard for Francis A. Byrne

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue73.00/126	465	230	400	405	140	417	395	385	435	3272	381	405	430	395	160	442	428	360	390	3391	6663
White70.80/125	456	211	390	365	129	407	360	352	435	3105	363	388	430	365	130	442	418	330	367	3233	6338
Gold66.60/119	427	188	345	215	122	350	246	345	425	2663	315	375	350	350	115	350	380	275	350	2860	5523
Red (L)71.30/124	427	188	345	215	122	350	246	345	425	2663	315	375	350	350	115	350	380	275	350	2860	5523
Par	5	3	4	4	3	4	4	4	4	35	4	4	4	4	3	4	4	4	4	35	70

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What Golfers are Saying

2.5

Based on 5 Reviews

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ARTHUR S. Reviewed July 03, 2013

Greatly improved over the past several years in terms of maintenance. Fairways generally well-manicured and greens roll true. Probably pricey for non-county residents, though, compared to other daily fee courses in northern New Jersey. No practice facility (other than a practice green and very small pitching area) or golf pro, play can be extremely slow during peak hours.

John B. Reviewed August 30, 2012

Rudest staff I've ever encountered at a golf course, especially the woman behind the counter, who acted like she was doing me a favor taking my money, and the starter, who was condescending. The course itself is beautiful and as a high-handicapper I found it challenging.

Jim P. Reviewed August 27, 2011

This is the nicest of the three Essex County courses. It is often difficult to get a good tee time for a weekend round, but when you can get on the course, it is worth it - even though a weekend round can take 5 hours. The fairways are typically in good condition and the greens roll nicely. They have performed a lot of improvements over the past several years that have increased the draw to this course. It is a nice round, even if it is not the most difficult course one can find. Always a pleasure to play.

Salvatore O. Reviewed April 10, 2011

Played the course today April 10th. Not worth the $66.00, greens were in terrible shape, fairways full of mud, bunkers hard as a rock. Save your money!

Alan B. Reviewed April 20, 2010